There are weird occasions where our website is accessed with the following url:
http://website.com/search/?category=test&keyword=test
As you can see there is a weird slash sitting in front of the question mark and this fools my asp.net mvc app to think there is no query string. Now the client wants the slash removed (SEO issues), hence redirecting the user to
http://website.com/search?category=test&keyword=test
Apparently Request.Url.Query returns empty string :( what is the best way to correctly parse the query string if theres a slash before it in asp.net mvc?